Joker Coloring Pages
Joker coloring pages feature his wide grin, messy hair, smart suits, playing cards and more! These coloring pages display various iterations of Joker from the comics and movies.
There are 18 Joker coloring pages in this collection, with some featuring simple, chunky cartoonish lines and large areas to color in, while others have intricate facial features, stylish suits, rainy backgrounds, stairs and movie themed settings.
You will find Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker, Lady Gaga and Joker in Folie à Deux, The Dark Knight Joker, Batman, Robin and Harley Quinn, LEGO Joker and LEGO Batman, realistic depictions and cartoonish versions of Joker. All of these can be viewed in the images below!
To view a Joker coloring page simply click on the image or the PDF button below it. All of our Joker coloring pages are available as a free printable PDF in US Letter size and are formatted to print correctly on A4 paper using standard printer settings.
Free Printable Joker Coloring Pages
This collection displays the variety of themes and inspirations behind Joker’s appearance, style, expressions and relationships with other characters in the Batman universe, as seen in comics, LEGO movies and various movie interpretations.
Joker’s Changing Look, Batman Rivalry and Movie Versions
Joker typically has a pale face, wide smile, green hair and purple or brightly colored suits. Other features such as playing card motifs, theatrical makeup and various facial expressions depicted in these coloring pages highlight his chaotic personality.
The Joker coloring pages with Batman depict their rivalry, which is a staple in most of Joker’s storylines. In the first picture, they are seen having a standoff in the rain, the second one shows a fight scene, while the third one features Batman and Robin with Joker behind them. Harley Quinn is also seen with Joker in her jester inspired outfit.
The Joaquin Phoenix and Folie à Deux coloring pages show a more realistic side of Joker inspired by the movies, with a staircase and various other scenes involving dancing, an umbrella and imprisonment. The Dark Knight version of Joker is more sinister, while the LEGO and cartoon versions are more lighthearted.
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